Learn about Benita nose drops

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Benita nasal drops are often indicated to overcome the symptoms of chronic allergic rhinitis or those cases after surgery to remove nasal polyps. Benita nasal drops can be used for adults and children, but to be effective and safe to use, patients need to use the right dose and reasonable frequency.

1. Uses of Benita nose drops

Benita nasal drops are a commonly used corticosteroid for the treatment of seasonal or year-round allergic rhinitis. Benita nasal drops only work to support the treatment of mild cases such as nasal congestion due to allergic rhinitis. As for severe cases, drugs are often ineffective, so patients should go to the hospital to see a doctor for examination and proper treatment.
The main ingredient of Benita nasal drops is Bludesonide and in each 1ml of the drug will contain 1.28mg of Bludesonide. In addition to the above main ingredients, the drug also has sufficient excipients such as Sodium carboxymethylcellulose, Disodium edetat, Hydrochloric acid, Tween 80, Potassium sorbate, Dextrose and distilled water.
As mentioned above, Benita nasal drops are mainly used to treat the symptoms of nasal congestion caused by seasonal allergic rhinitis. In addition, this nasal decongestant nasal drops also has a number of uses such as:
Benita nasal drops can prevent recurrence of conditions after the doctor examines or surgically removes nasal polyps. Benita medicine can support the treatment of nasal polyps. Thanks to the active ingredient Bludesonide has a strong anti-inflammatory as well as protective effect, so the drug is used to avoid the effects of eosinophils.

2. Dosage and how to use Benita nose drops

For adults and children over 6 years of age, a starting dose of 256 mcg/day is recommended. It is best to use once in the morning or equally divided morning and evening. Benita medicine is a medicine containing corticosteroid spray, so when using it, the patient should follow the following instructions:
Before using the drug, the patient needs to clean the nose area and shake the bottle well. Only then should the protective cover be opened. The patient holds the medicine bottle vertically upwards, then puts the top of the bottle into the nostril to pump according to the prescribed dose. Do the same with the other nostril. After spraying, close the protective cap. Once the condition has become remitted and stabilized, the dosage should be reduced to a level that can still control symptoms.

3. Some notes when using Benita nose drops

To ensure the effectiveness of supporting the treatment of the disease as well as handling other problems during the use of Benita nose drops, patients should note the following issues:
Benita nose drops are not used in the following cases: case of a history of allergy or hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients in the drug. People with herpes and fungal infections of the nasal passages or pregnant women should also not use Benita nasal drops. During the period of using Benita nasal drops, it may cause some side effects such as hives, itching, angioedema all over the body or irritation such as nosebleeds, nosebleeds. In rare cases, it can cause perforation of the nasal septum, ulceration of the nasal mucosa or, more seriously, anaphylaxis. However, these side effects depend on the condition of each person. Therefore, if you notice any unusual signs, the patient should stop using the drug and go to a medical facility to see a doctor.

In the process of using Benita nasal drops to improve symptoms caused by allergic nose, if children under 6 years old, pregnant or nursing women need to consult a specialist for guidance. specific treatment guidelines. People with parasitic fungal infections or nasal herpes should use caution when using Benita spray. Patients with a history of systemic corticosteroid infection or those with pulmonary tuberculosis, liver or kidney problems, should be careful when using the drug. Avoid letting Benita nasal spray come into contact with the eyes, in case the medicine comes into contact with the eyes, the patient should rinse the eyes thoroughly with water. Benita nasal spray should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and high humidity. If you see color change, watery, moldy, do not continue to use... Keep Benita nasal spray out of reach of children and pets. Actively inform the doctor about the drugs that the patient is using to be guided in the right dose and appropriate use, to avoid drug interactions between Benita and other drugs. In case the patient takes a dose, it is necessary to take the next dose promptly and skip the missed dose. Absolutely do not use 2 doses in a row because it can cause some unwanted side effects. In case of overdose, the patient should immediately notify the doctor for instructions on how to handle it properly. Because using Benita nasal spray too much can cause kidney, liver toxicity and other risks to the body

Above is some information about Benita nasal drops in the treatment of mild allergic rhinitis symptoms. To ensure the safety and effectiveness of treatment when using, patients should consult a doctor for more specific instructions.

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